Hold onto your mop-top wigs, Beatles fans—this isn’t some April Fool’s prank! The rumors were true, and the Fab Four are storming the big screen like never before. "The Beatles – A Four-Film Cinematic Event** is officially happening, and it’s a “genius”(yeah, yeah, yeah) 
move from Oscar-winning maestro Sam Mendes.
But wait—it gets better. The casting? let’s see, We’ve got:
Paul Mescal** (Normal People) as the dreamy, bass-slapping Paul McCartney
Barry Keoghan** (Saltburn’s chaotic king) as the effortlessly cool Ringo Starr
Harris Dickinson** (Babygirl’s heartthrob) as the sharp-witted rebel John Lennon
Joseph Quinn** (Gladiator II’s rising star) as the quiet genius George Harrison
Mendes dropped the mic (or should we say, the Rickenbacker?) at CinemaCon, revealing that these won’t be your average biopics. Nope—this is a four-part saga, with each film diving into a different Beatle’s POV. The tagline? “Each man has his own story, but together they are legendary.” Cue the goosebumps.
All four films will hit theaters in April 2028, and Mendes is calling it the first “bingeable moment in cinema.” Move over, Barbenheimer—this is Beatlemania 2.0, times two!
Why four films? Because, as Mendes put it, The Beatles “redefined culture and stayed with you for a lifetime.” He’d been wrestling with how to tackle their story for years, but a single movie felt too small, and a TV series? Not quite right. So, he cracked the code: Four films. Four perspectives. One legendary band.
“I can assure you, there’s still plenty left to explore,” Mendes teased. And honestly? We’re already counting down to 2028. Let it be… in theaters! 
